Leslie Frazier

The Minnesota Vikings didn't surprise anyone when they announced this morning that head coach Leslie Frazier was "relieved of his head coaching duties."

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings are a mess.

I will apologize for not giving you my five things we learned from last Sunday's game, but to be frank we did not learn anything from last Sundays Vikings game. So I am back today to give you my five things to look forward to for this across the pond match up for the Vikings and the Pittsburgh Steelers...

Week 16 in the NFL saw the Minnesota Vikings earning their third straight win as they continue to prove they are worthy to enter the 2012 NFL Playoffs.

Last Sunday I was at the Minnesota Vikings, Green Bay Packers game. I was very interested in seeing Christian Ponder play in person for the first time. What I saw leaves me with more questions then answers.

The Minnesota Vikings defend their first place standing against the 1-3 Tennessee Titans in an afternoon match up that provide little excitement for non-Vikings fans as the Vikes put a pounding on Titans, the final score at Mall of America Field 30-7. The Vikings are now 4-1 with a big road game against the Redskins and RG3 on the horizon next Sunday. Read more to hear what Coach Leslie Frazier an

The Vikings locker room was full of excitement after the 24-13 win over what many analysts called the best team in professional football the San Francisco 49ers. Coach Frazier and the Vikings young QB had some great things to say after the impressive victory, and you can hear it all after the jump...

It is June 1st, which means we are about half way through the sports year, and should we say it has been a failure for Minnesota sports so far in 2012. We did have about a two month span were the Minnesota Timberwolves were exciting, and were selling out the Target Center, yet those times came to a crashing halt when Ricky Rubio tore his ACL...

Zygi Wilf announced after heartbreaking 35-32 loss to the Denver Broncos that he has no plans to fire head coach Leslie Frazier, and that he will be back for another season. Frazier, who has a combined 5-13 record as Vikings Head Coach, fill face a tough off-season wading through the results of the 2011 campaign...

During a press conference Monday afternoon, Head Coach Leslie Frazier was asked about what will happen with the quarterback situation after another week of lackluster on-field performance from Donovan McNabb. In a Sunday Night loss against the Chicago Bears, McNabb connected on 79% of his passes and threw for 177 yards; and was pulled in the 4th quarter to be replaced by rookie Christian Ponder. R